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Best Nespresso Machine Reviews

Brigitt Earley Brigitt Earley, a Good Housekeeping Institute specialist, has tested and evaluated many kitchen appliances. She also writes about other household products and gadgets.

The best coffee machine Nespresso machines are sleek and durable, quick to heat up, simple to clean and use, and offer a range of drink options. They should only be compatible with the original Nespresso capsules, and come with an exclusive container for capsules that have been used.

1. The Vertuo Creatista

The Vertuo Creatista is a brand new model from Nespresso it fills a need that is crucial. It's the first and so far only Vertuo machine with an integrated milk frother, and it's a great addition to the range.

The machine is a middle-of-the-line Vertuo model with a premium stainless steel design. It also has two litres of water tank as well as an adjustable drip tray that allows you to use your own carafe or travel mug. It utilizes Nespresso Centrifusion to create capsules for brewing, and make a variety of drinks. This includes espresso, alto and lungo as well as cappuccino lattes and macchiato.

It is compatible with both the original Nespresso capsules and their Vertuo Line equivalents. The machine is able to read the barcode on the pod lip and knows what settings to use to get the best results. This makes it one of the most sophisticated machines in the lineup.

The Creatista, like other Nespresso machines, has a quick heating time thanks to its thermoblock system. The only downside is that it takes a bit longer to produce an Espresso shot than other models.

The most appealing feature for the majority of people However, the main draw will be the built-in milk frother. It's wand looks like the manual steam wands you'll find on other espresso machines, however it's fully automated and comes with control settings for temperature and texture. This is a great feature for anyone who likes adding milk to their coffee and it makes the Creatista an appealing option for a lot of buyers. Before, Nespresso milk-based coffee was only available with the Aeroccino and Lattissima models.

2. The CitiZ

This sleek, compact machine from Nespresso makes a lovely addition to any kitchen. It's easy to clean and uses less energy than other pod-based machines we've tried however it still makes the best cup of coffee.

In our most recent test, the CitiZ performed well in single-serve and larger models for brewing. It also has a number of interesting features, such as the possibility of connecting via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth (for maintenance alerts and capsule tracking) as well as a water reservoir that can hold up to 32 ounces of water filtered and an elegant, modern design.

The rapid heating system of the machine can heat water to the ideal temperature in just 25 seconds. The automatic energy saving feature shuts the machine off after nine minutes of idle. If you'd like to add milk to your coffee, however, you'll need to buy an additional milk frothing device.

One of our top features of the CitiZ is its clearly labeled buttons that are easy to use. You can select from a range of single-serve drinks, such as an espresso shot in three sizes and a range of milk-based options like lattes, cappuccinos and flat whites.

The CitiZ is a little more expensive than the Essenza Mini and other compact OriginalLine models however, it comes with some extra features that might make it worth the cost for some consumers. It's also the first Nespresso machine to use 40% recycled materials. And it offers the option of connecting to a smartphone application for maintenance alerts, instructions for brewing and capsule tracking.

The CitiZ's water reservoir, drip tray and capsule container are all removable to allow for easy cleaning. It also comes with an integrated descaling mode. However, the frequency at which you have to run it will depend on the hardness of your water at home. We recommend softened or filtered water in order to decrease mineral buildup.

3. The Essenza Mini

The Mini is the tiniest Nespresso machine available and is a sleek tower with sleek lines that can be tucked away in the tiniest kitchens. It's perfect for those who are just beginning to learn about Nespresso or for those who don't have a lot of cash to spend and don't think about extra features (like Bluetooth or a latte-art tool) that will not improve their coffee. But just because it's small does not mean that the Mini can't do its job well. It can make espressos, ristrettos and lungos with ease. It's also the simplest and least expensive Nespresso to clean, maintain and operate.

If you're looking for something slightly bigger than the Mini, there's the Nespresso Essenza Plus. It has a similar minimalist design and comes with the same brewing technology, but it's more of an all-in-one machine, which includes an adjustable water tank to accommodate varying brew sizes and the Nespresso capsule container and jug. It's also more expensive, but may be worth it if you plan to make a lot of Americanos or if your goal is to brew large cups of espresso or ristretto.

The Lattissima machines are the newest addition to the Essenza range. They come with one-touch convenience, and a variety of drink options. The Lattissima Pro, the Gran Lattissima and the Lattissima One all have front-attached milk reservoirs as well as a frothing wand to make lattes and cappuccinos. They're priced higher than the Essenza Mini, but they're worth it if the ability to brew full-sized, milky drinks on demand without lifting a pod.

4. The Vertuo Plus

This VertuoLine machine is a great option if you're looking to brew large cups of coffee or espresso-style shots. It's compatible with the brand's original pods (though you can also utilize cheaper third-party ones) and comes with two programmable buttons that let you select between the alto or regular as well as Gran lungo sizes. It also offers the centrifusion process that pulls water out of 20 punctures in the capsule's top. According to Nespresso it produces a higher amount of crema.

This model is an excellent choice for those looking for a reliable, foolproof espresso machine that can make coffee at the push of the button. It doesn't have too many bells and whistles. It did well in our Single-Serve Coffee Makers test especially in terms of first-cup speed and repeat speed.

It's one of the most affordable options available among Nespresso machines and has a fairly small footprint. The only issue is that it doesn't have an ample capacity for storing used capsules and has smaller water tanks than other models.

If you're interested in making milk-based drinks like lattes and cappuccinos, it's worth spending a little more on a machine that has an integrated milk frother. The Lattissima, Creatista and Nespresso inissia are all designed to make milk-based drinks with little effort.

All Nespresso machines must be descaled at a minimum of a few time a year. The company claims it's simple to do this, and there are alerts on the machine that indicate when it's time to descale. The brand also sells descaling kits for the hands-off method.

5. The Creatista Pro

If you're a Nespresso lover who enjoys milk-based coffees such as the Creatista Pro may be a ideal option for you. Similar to its sibling, the Creatista Plus, it offers different beverage options and is easy to use. The milk frother can be manually adjusted to alter the temperature and texture of milk. It also has an automatic and self-cleaning. The result is smooth, frothy and creamy milk that is perfect for lattes and cappuccinos.

This Original Line machine uses Nespresso Vertuo pods, and it can brew espresso, including a single shot in three sizes, as well as milk-based drinks like cappuccinos, latte macchiatos and flat whites. It is simple to use and comes with a large LED display and buttons labeled for each drink type. It also comes with a barista-style steam wand to make milk and a jug, which are less messy to clean than the standard integrated frothers on most Nespresso machines.

The Creatista Pro is a bit more expensive than the other models mentioned here, but it's an excellent machine that's simple to use and looks gorgeous on your counter. It comes with a tamper, reusable capsules and a complimentary topper. This saves money over the course of time.

If you're looking for a less expensive alternative, look into the Nespresso CitiZ&Milk. It's not as full of bells and whistles as the Creatista however, it does offer a more versatile range of beverages with three sizes of espresso, as well as lattes and cappuccinos. It also has a more intuitive interface with one top button that controls the power on, rinsing, and making. It is also compact and has an easily moveable tank, which allows you to adapt it to the layout of your kitchen.